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Basically what the title says. Its an asrock mini itx motherboard for a 2500k, all of the ports work actually, just when i boot up I find mysekf 9 times out of 10 having to unplug the keyboard and plug it back in to get it to work.
Any idea what could be causing this/how to fix it? The mouse works fine when its booted up so idk? (the keyboard is a filco majestouch 2 tkl if that matters which i doubt)

thanks in advanced
 
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Originally Posted by BiG StroOnZ View Post

Give me the exact motherboard you have, and I'll be able to help you.
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asrock z77e-itx
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Do this problem happen with a certain keyboard, or with every keyboard you try? Also, assuming there are multiple usb ports on the mobo, have you tried other ports too?
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yeah tried that and no its all keyboards
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this happens to me often and the fix is to unclick the f-lock button
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f-lock?
 
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wierd, i have the same keyboard and i do not have any problems with it. i also used a z77e-itx before i moved into another itx case that is using windows 8/8.1 as its OS.

have you tried using PS2 port on the z77e-itx? your filco keyboard comes with an usb to ps2 adapter.

anyways try checking this one in windows. im not entirely sure though but its worth a try:

Control Panel > Power Options > Change Plan Settings on whatever you are using > Change Advanced Power Settings > then look for "USB settings"

once youre in there, double check if USB Selective Suspend is set to "Enabled". If it is disabled, try to Enable it and reboot.
 
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the problem carried over from win 7 to win 8.1
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http://66.226.78.21/downloadsite/utility/AXTU/AXTU(v0.1.216).zip

Download newest Bios above, flash it with USB drive. Takes about 3 mins. Flash option is in Bios.

Then, download USB drivers and install:

http://66.226.78.21/downloadsite/drivers/All/USB/Asmedia_USB3_Win8-64_Win8(v1.16.2.0).zip

Then go to device manager, uninstall your keyboard manually. Right click on device, uninstall.

Then plug it back in.

See if that works. I had this problem and this did the trick with my keyboard.
 
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